Analogue Music

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Liz Vice

The spiritual songstress wrestles with her calling and place in the music business.

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A recent performance from Flynn at the City Winery in D.C. generated a single conclusion: we need more quiet music venues.

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Low have proven themselves to be anything but trapped on Double Negative. A late-career reinvention brings their heaviest record yet

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Angsty, vibrant, and deeply religious, the Deaf Havana's Rituals will leave listeners singing refrains and pondering deep themes.

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Lost Friends, the debut LP from Sydney trio Middle Kids, will put you through the ringer in the most cathartic, way possible

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The former Barenaked Ladies front man discusses longevity in the business, the power of art and what it means to write with doubt.

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Adam Turla opens up about the band's turning point and lessons learned on the road.

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The singer-songwriter has a beautiful way of mining for meaning in places often overlooked

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The band's music has felt magical from the beginning, but their third album shows what they can truly do.

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Our writer recalls the two times he tried--and failed--to see Radiohead in all of their live glory.

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Behind the soulful storytelling of one of the most compelling young bands in America.

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Laswell's vulnerability in dealing so openly with dashed expectations and personal tragedy on 'Next Time' is a musical gift.

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Ten years after he first sent Sub Pop a demo, Yuno found himself approached by his favorite label.

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Tim Perry's definition of success is nothing more than true connection with the audience.